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Yes, you can pursue MBA after B.Sc. Eligibility for MBA in good reputed Universities is approximately 50% marks in your Bachelors degree + you may have to qualify some entrance test and an interview, depending upon the university you choose. You can pursue your MBA in different streams like Information technology, Hospital and Healthcare management, International Business, Tourism and hospitality, Supply chain and logistics, Financial markets, Banking and insurance, E-Commerce or you can go for MBA (HONS) also. So you can choose any of the above mentioned streams according to your interest. There are a number of good universities for MBA in India. Some of the features of a good university are good practical and industrial exposure, good placements, skill development programs, professional enhancement training and exposure to its students and along with this how much scholarship is provided by the university to the students.

M Tech Job OpportunitiesIf you have already completed M.Tech, my suggestion would be to search for a job in education sector. It can be either as a teacher or as a Research Scholar with teaching and researchIf you are about to complete M.Tech, the important thing is to do an excellent project in the final semester. It must be challenging project done in a specific domain that would help you to get a good job either in the industry or in academia. Academia means job under research centers. It may not involve teaching. There are so many organizations that employ post graduates in their research and development wing. Government organizations like BARC, ISRO, NTPC etc. Need post graduates for research and development. If you have above average communication skills, it is easy to get a job in the institution where you did M.Tech. In most of the governmental institutions like IIT, IIIT, NIT, there are professors who undertake centrally funded projects. Hunting for a research center and getting a job in such centers would be the best option after M.Tech.

You can apply to take the All India Bar Examination only after you have enrolled as an advocate with a State Bar Council. This condition is applicable only to students graduating from the academic year 2009-10 onward who need to clear the All India Bar Examination and get a Certificate of practice in order to practice law in India. If you have graduated prior to the academic year 2009-10, but have not enrolled with a State Bar Council, you only need to enroll with a State Bar Council to practice law in India. Further, there is no enrollment time frame with the state bar council for Advocates who graduated after 2009-10, So you can enroll right now.